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I have these with own wood slides. Haven't used in a while.
http://www.leevalley.com/us/Wood/page.a ... 43553&ap=1

PS: these are not maked, could do your own....??

I have no idea, assume open grain to open grain, too long ago. That is the way most of my segments are done.

Here is a picture, it is maybe 5 yrs old but been cracked for awhile. It is oak bottom and about 7 1/2 inches across.

Bill,
Be careful using segments on the bottom of the bowl, I have had them crack because of expansion. Not sure if the wood had too much moisture or not but I have three crack and stopped doing it.
Bob

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